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Scanning photos

Victor · 2005-02-09 01:50:30

If I have old photos on 35mm film and prints, what is the most practical way of scanning them as computer documents. Is there a way to avoid the RGB split that is typical when you scan the print? I'm not interested in having all the negatives scanned, more selected prints. And I don't want to have to pay. :D

09-02-2005 1:50am

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If I have old photos on 35mm film and prints, what is the most practical way of scanning them as computer documents.

Is there a way to avoid the RGB split that is typical when you scan the print?

I'm not interested in having all the negatives scanned, more selected prints. And I don't want to have to pay.

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Victor

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Speed bumpeh.

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